 Hey, what's going on? I am Greg Salsman joined today by Tom Vecchio Fandall. And we're taking a look at the top studs on the board for week number 10. What's going on, Tom? I'm doing good. You know, I think you're shaping up to be a really, really interesting week. We got 11 games, so let's jump in. Let's jump right in then. Let's begin at the quarterback spot where Deshaun Watson in the post-bill of Ryan Ehrer has been fun to watch. Brandon coach is very much involved. Will Fuller has scored a touchdown in six consecutive games, I believe. $8,300 for Deshaun Watson. The Texans offense is rolling, and this week we expect it to continue against Cleveland Browns. Absolutely. We have a 53 and a half overunder on this game. That's the third highest on the board. The Texans have a 25.25 implied at team total. Now, right off the bat, David Johnson left last week's game with a concussion. His status is up in the air for this week as of now. So if he's gonna be out there running game, isn't going to be as strong as it could be. You know, dude, Johnson's a solid player. I want to be leaning towards Watson just a little bit more. He has two touchdowns or more in, was it a six straight game? He has 20 fatal points or more in five straight games. And you know, I know the Browns are a team that like to run the ball, kind of milk the clock a little bit, but surprisingly, they're allowing 21.1 fatal points per game to opposing courtbacks. That's the 10th worst in the league. So they're taking time off the clock, but the courtbacks on the other side still have plenty of opportunity to rack up fantasy points. So I like Watson. I like the multi-touchdown upside, and his price tag isn't that bad this week. Watson's price tag is totally doable this week on Fandle. It makes him a top star here on the board. A lot of games to choose from this week. A lot of different stars out there, but to show Watson the quarterback worth going with here in week 10. Up next, we move on to the rebate packers, specifically Aaron Jones. He's priced at $1,800 here this week. And Aaron Jones, when healthy, has been a study in DFS. This is the first time we're gonna get him here on the main slate in quite a while because he has been hurt. Obviously they played on Thursday night last week. Aaron Jones, $8,800. I'm not one of a discount here, Tom, but you don't care against the Jaguars. No, and like you said, we haven't had him on the main slate in a while. It's been a little bit crazy for him. I'm hoping that the fact that they played on Thursday last week, as you mentioned, gives him this extra time to get back. Obviously he was questionable going into that week against the 49ers, but he played on 61% of the snaps last week, saw 20 total touches. So he's looking like he's fully healthy. We have the Packers coming in as massive 14-point home favorites. Going up against the Jaguars, the Packers have a 33 implied at team total. Again, looking to a home running back, who's a favorite, who sees close to 20 touches or over 20 touches every game. The Jaguars are allowing the 24.7 fan new points per game to opposing running backs. That's the sixth most in the league. If Jones is healthy with these extra few days of rest, it's gonna be a lot of Aaron Jones on the Packers defense this week. Remember, this wasn't the offense for the Green Bay Packers before he got hurt. Aaron Jones, Aaron Jones, Aaron Jones. Last year when Matt the Floor came in, they were a running football team with Aaron Jones seemingly healthy last Thursday, now having an extra 10 days to even get healthier. That puts him in a prime position and the Packers are in a prime position to do damage here against Jacksonville. Let's move on to the wide receiver. Your top stud on the board is coming off his buy week and that is Cooper Cup. Cup is priced at $7,700 on Fandale coming off a big game before the buy. I know Jared Gough is not exactly Mr. Reliable. If you're relying on him here this week, relying on Cooper Cup, why do you like the matchup for Cup here on Sunday? I'm gonna be relying on him this week because guess what? You should know at this point, they are playing at the Seattle Seahawks and we know they are absolutely terrible against wide receivers. They are allowing 48.6 Fandale points per game to opposing wide receivers. That's the last in the league. It was the Bill's receivers with Brown and Diggs last week. We saw them with most of the Cardinals a couple of weeks ago. They're playing. I want the wide receivers going up against Seattle. We have a 55 over under in this game with 26.75 implied teams over for the Rams. We have Cooper Cup leading the Rams with 73 targets, second on the team with eight red zone targets. Everything is pointing towards the Rams this week. We know that this is gonna be popular game, the Seahawks and they're eight games this season. Six have hit the over, one push and one under. We're looking at points every single week in this matchup with the Seahawks and it's mainly coming from the wide receiver position. As good as the Seahawks offense has been, the defense has been that bad. We relied on Josh Allen's to find Diggs, John Brown last week. This week we go over to the Rams because it's going to be a high schooling affair. The Sean McVeigh genius will be in effect. So we believe and hopefully a lot of that genius involves Cooper Cup. That's gonna do it for us here in the Fandale Hurry Up time. We appreciate the time. We'll talk to you again on Thursday. Sounds good. Talk to you then. Tomorrow here on the Hurry Up, it's time to talk about the Masters. The famous medic of SportsGrid is going to join us and give us his three favorite bets. And as we said yesterday, Patrick Cantley certainly among them. It's time to back you up. I'm Greg Salsman. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you back here tomorrow for another edition of the Fandale Hurry Up.